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ChrissyRyan

Yesterday at 04:04:14 PM
Have you ever had a "wardrobe malfunction?"


This would be something like catching your top on a fence hook and your top got torn away, a little or a lot.

Or maybe something was not buttoned or clasped just right, and clothing got loose.


Chrissy
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Charlotte_Ringwood

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Yesterday at 04:46:54 PM
Oh in a seriously embarrassing kinda way although opened the dialogue for me to come out as trans at work!

I was still in boy mode but had a dress on at work. Well I was still working out appropriate lengths and it was summer. Maybe a few inches too short as a client caught a decent view of my panties lol.

One of the directors mentioned it when I was talking about clothes etc and said they didn't know what to say as didn't want to upset me! Client was OK with it I think, was joking about it a little apparently. Well this was the ideal time to also say I'm transitioning.

Now I'm a little more careful in dresses, keeping the shorter ones for out of work activities!

Boymode in a dress and panties is a lot for some people I guess! Even looking back at the pics it was a brave look lol. But part of learning to be the new me.

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ChrissyRyan

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Yesterday at 05:03:56 PM
Interesting, that is!

I am very careful to dress modestly.  I always make sure my skirt does not rise up too high when sitting.  So I do not wear the short ones.

Sometimes I do wear a short nightgowns, the shiner ones.  Short and shiny and they feel silky. 
But that of course is not in public.  I really actually prefer the longer cotton ones, with long sleeves, short sleeves, and cap sleeves.

Be watchful if you have stairs at work, dressing modestly can avoid some gawking.  Not that they would in my case; but, it is a preventive measure to wear skirts and dresses of the right length.

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Athena

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Yesterday at 05:06:53 PM
When you are wearing a skirt and pull it down to go pee, make sure that the skirt doesn't get caught on the seat. Thankfully I was at home when that happened to me.
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ChrissyRyan

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Yesterday at 05:13:36 PM
Quote from: Athena on Yesterday at 05:06:53 PMWhen you are wearing a skirt and pull it down to go pee, make sure that the skirt doesn't get caught on the seat. Thankfully I was at home when that happened to me.

Yikes!

That was a bad bathroom break!


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KathyLauren

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Yesterday at 05:53:33 PM
I was wearing a skirt that had a weak elastic at the waist.  Walking down the street, something didn't feel right: the skirt had slid down about 6 or 8 inches!  😲  Luckily, my hips kept it from going further down, and my slip stayed in place, so any "view" would have been limited.

When I got home, I modified the skirt to add a drawstring.
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KathyLauren

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Yesterday at 05:55:01 PM
Quote from: Athena on Yesterday at 05:06:53 PMWhen you are wearing a skirt and pull it down to go pee, make sure that the skirt doesn't get caught on the seat.

And if you lift it to pee, make sure it doesn't get caught in the waistband of your panties when you pull them up.
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Paulie

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Yesterday at 11:03:24 PM
I had a pencil line denim skirt that split in the back while on a flight back from Las Vegas.  I'm not really sure when it split.  In the rental car on the way back to the airport, possibly at the airline gate, getting on or off the plane?  I really don't know.  I had no idea until a nice gal at baggage claim politely informed me.  She was very nice about it, she said a similar thing happened to her once. 

I had a loose shirt over my blouse that I took off and tied around my waist. I collected my bags and I was thinking, on my way to my car, it was a good thing I had on full panties and not butt floss. 🤣🤣🤣

 
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